Many people think only rare leather has a grade, but few realize that ordinary leather also has its own grade.
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For example, Togo leather: you can see that some Togo have larger granules, some smaller ones. The most popular and value-retaining Togo are small-grain skins, followed by large-grain skins, and then those with blood vessel patterns.
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Xiaolimian Togo has achieved it cow leather The highest grade in the grade, not only is the bag quite sturdy, but most importantly, the material is rare (it uses cowhide from a young cow).
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Large-grain Togo bags have also been widely used in recent years. Some people prefer larger Togos, but in fact, the Big Togo bag is more prone to sagging than the Small Togo because it uses large Niu leather (mainly because foreign animal health organizations oppose using Xiaoniu).
Then there’s the togo, which has vein lines. It’s the easiest to sag because neck lines indicate the skin is loose, and after six months, the bag shape will gradually become softer. However, this softness has become a mainstream pursuit.
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